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They could have hired Klinsmann, but he wanted to have control over pretty much every aspect of US soccer (including youth player development, infrastructure, etc.) And he wanted a lot of money, which the USSF has, but feels is best spent for other purposes. I definitely think it's time to spring for a foreign coach, though. Look at it this way: England, the country that invented the damn game, has had two foreign coaches in recent years. We haven't had one since 1994. Sure, there could be someone in MLS right now who would make a great national team coach, but it's a crapshoot. Let's find a proven, successful international manager.night;2687952 said:
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cmc211;2688123 said:Spain made world's tie record of longest unlosing sequence since the lost against France in WC 2006(35 matches)which is same as Brazil(1993~1996). Ahh I've watched Asian Cup 2007 and Iraq was awful. Sleeping during the match.
Btw North Korea qualified to WC by 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia and Iran eliminated. Maybe the match versus US may be the most political match since 1998. Blatter thinks that football may solve worse political conditions.
